Gamblers Leaving Kids In Car Face Ban

BENSALEM, Pa. - Pennsylvania gaming regulators say Parx Casino must do a better job addressing the problem of players leaving their children in cars while they gamble.

The warning comes after five incidents so far this summer.

Casino officials say there will be extra parking lot patrols during busy times. They also say players who leave their kids will be permanently banned from the casino.

Meanwhile, there can't be many out-of-work dealers in Pennsylvania. Casinos across the state say they're having a lot of trouble finding enough of them.

Eager gamblers are standing three and four deep waiting for their chance to play poker or blackjack.

Casino operators say they're losing revenue as they scramble to train more dealers.